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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
3
The essay argues parents should let children follow their inclinations rather than push predetermined careers. It compares nurturing a mind to tending a plant, warning against forcing unsuitable paths and stressing individualized development. Copyright.
A long memory of shared journeys with a partner through aging. The speaker recalls youth, a guiding road, and a cross where they shared loss and a growing family. Though time and winter age them, enduring love keeps the two together against loneliness and time.
A discussion on how the term job appears across language and literature. It traces connections from Tob the Babylon to Southey and Sheridan, noting patience, virtue, and public endurance as core meanings. The piece argues the public bears a burden when emoluments arise undeservedly, calling this a job.
Natural Question asks who is the man with long hair waving a stick before a group of fiddlers. The mother answers that he is the conductor Jim mie, while another asks about the motorman.
The excerpt lists several dessert and savory recipes, including a frozen milk dessert with cornstarch and eggs, a fig and maple cream mixture, a fig and orange freeze, oatmeal cracker cake with jam, chocolate butter icing, Flemish carrot prep, and a beef broth simmer finish. It preserves the period cooking style and measurements with steps and ingredients.
The article describes a wheel plow invented by Cleptow C. Thyne of Outaville NX. It attaches in front of the front wheels with two sections and a central plow that shares road clearance, using shoes to prevent road damage and springs to pass obstacles. The device can be removed quickly without special tools and is marketed as practical for rural or suburban use.
The article notes women entering forewoman roles in large plants, with two types of forewomen in training. It cites Artita Link Co as an example and discusses equal opportunity and pay, noting women increasingly fill regular factory tasks, including watchmaking, with nineteen and twenty year olds becoming common.
Readable fragments advise winter storage of tires and tubes at 40 to 60 degrees in a dry room. Do not leave tires on wet or sunny surfaces. support with jacks. remove tires or tubes as needed. store casings wrapped in paper or buried sap. protect rubber from moisture. reclaim or slowly roll tubes with slight air pressure.
Three general anti freezing substances are discussed for DIY use by car owners. Glycerin is noted as effective but limited by quality and compatibility. chlorite based products require careful handling. Alcohol and Elycorin are highlighted by manufacturers as preferred in some formulations, with alcohol aiding evaporation and performance.
The Selenite Americas In Mystrat describes a chain clamp and tightener invented by Gd Well man aid JM Hughes of Lewiston Mont. The device aims to secure nom kid chilna on motor vehicle tires by features that allow easy and quick tightening of the steel clip pins beyond the possibility of accidental opening.
Scattered text advises keeping fire extinguishers ready as a preserver of life and warns against neglect. It mentions convenient placement near a car and home, stressing readiness in emergencies and the importance of having extinguishers accessible.
The rise of motor trucks strains roads as narrower tires and overloading damage surfaces. Overloaded trucks raise wheel pressure, increase road wear, and degrade service. Manufacturers warn against exceeding class weights. some states impose limits, but broader reform requires wiser maintenance and regulation to protect roads and public safety.
President J J Howard of the American Farm Bureau Federation states that transcontinental highways are useful, but the key road is the one from the farmer's gate to the market town as the nation plans road policy with vehicle and manufacturer associations.
Fragmentary note discusses permanent roads and lands to the county, mentioning cost savings and a plan associated with Malet on permanent roads and Tnalat upon permanent lands to your county.
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